Reprint Corrections and Printing Jitters Highlighted
In a Dallas Arkansas press bulletin, corrections reveal a misprint about the Model T 530th anniversary and a printing fault in a four color process. Gene Allen of Star Mechanical attends a color printing seminar in Dallas with Dave OBrien and Russ Anderson.
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Gene Allen
Star Mechanical
Dallas
Inc
Gene
Jeannette
Hope
Photo Laboratories
Karen
East Texas State College
Denton
Texas
Dave O’brien
Russ Anderson
Ardmore
Okla
Ardmoreite
America
Ford
Dutch ask terrorists to clarify mediator request
The Dutch government sought clarification on a mediator request from South Moluccan terrorists holding at least 55 hostages on a northeast Holland train for nine days. The cabinet pressed for specifics on mediator type and acceptable mediators while negotiations continued.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Holland
Toos Faber
Justice Ministry
Johan Manusama
Amsterdam
de Volkskrant
Manusama
Bavensmilde
Dick Mulder
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Jail cooperation ends city prisoner guard burden
Hempstead County Sheriff Henry Sinyard told Hope Police Chief in early May the county can no longer guard city prisoners after June 1 to meet state and federal jail standards. Jailers will also be radio operators, keeping the sheriff's office open 24 hours a day.
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Jim Harris
Hempstead
Henry Sinyard
Hope
Sinyard
Lingard
Sheriff's Office
Dissident Shcharansky Charged With Espionage in Moscow
Anatoly Shcharansky, a leading Soviet Jewish activist detained since March 15, is formally charged with espionage, a death-penalty offense under Soviet law. Reports say a prosecutor informed his mother, while Izvestia alleged a CIA spy ring involving embassy personnel and dissidents. Public reaction includes Western protests and calls for his release.
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Moscow
Anatoly Shcharansky
Shcharansky
Izvestia
U.S
Scharansky
Andrei D. Sakharov
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Drinking can harm baby pregnant women warned
The government warns that more than two drinks daily during pregnancy risks fetal alcohol syndrome. Dr. Ernest P. Noble cites studies showing 5 percent of births come from heavy drinking mothers with 1 in 100 babies affected, urging abstinence and noting ongoing research funding.
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Washington
Ernest P. Noble
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Noble
National Council On Alcoholism
New York City
Alexander Opposes Standby Gas Tax Proposal
Rep. Bill Alexander of Arkansas testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee against President Carter's standby gasoline tax. He argues it hurts agricultural and rural households, risks inflation, and burdens those with limited transportation options, while supporting rebates and measures to align oil and natural gas prices.
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Washington
Alexander
May means record heat in Little Rock
May in Little Rock brought an average 73.7 degrees, 3.9 degrees above normal, with highs averaging 85.4 degrees. It was the warmest May since 1962 and the seventh warmest since records began in 1879, aided by substantial sunshine and below normal rainfall.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Death Row teen parole raises questions in Arkansas
Joe Newton Kagebien, 21, formerly sentenced to death for the 1970 Cross County robbery slaying, awaits parole. He and three co defendants faced life or long terms after a 1974 retrial for second degree murder. Victim Jimmy Wayne Wampler was beaten and shot. relatives opposed release.
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Tucker Intermediate Reformatory
Ark
Joe Newton Kagebien
Kagebien
Jimmy Wayne Wampler
Wampler
DeWitt
Benny West
Teddy Kittler
Larry Mannis
Dale Bumpers
State Supreme Court
Anita Wampler Smith
McCrory
J. E. Wampler
Wynne, Tesday
Smith
Kageben
The
Arkansas Gazette
Stuttgart
Arizona
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Yitzhak Rabin
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Mannis
Kittler
Cummins Prison Farm
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